Sentence examples for easier to mask from inspiring English sources

All these things made it easier to mask myself.

This makes it easier to mask the point where, beneath a glass surface, a display ends and its frame begins.

During the day, the low level tension that comes with just walking around as a woman is easier to mask.

Participants frequently linked becoming homeless with being diagnosed with a mental illness, but found it easier to mask and avoid the stigma associated with mental illness.

One problem Posterous may have is fake posts via masked emails (it's relatively easy to mask emails so that they appear to be sent from anyone you like).

But during "those fat years," she said, "the deficits were easy to mask".

The trouble is that it is so easy to mask the true source of a computer network attack that any retaliation is fraught with uncertainty.

The attacks look like the work of a criminal gang based in Sichuan Province, but as with all cyberattacks, it is easy to mask the true origin, the researchers said.

Oil cargoes trade in a liquid global market in which it is relatively easy to mask ownership of an oil shipment or convert a stolen batch of oil to cash.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 11.34am ET16 34 "The Fed has almost become a deficit-enabler, in that you're making it very easy to mask what the real cost of these deficits are," Neugebauer says.

In the secure communication, the transforming information signal is easy to mask by noise.